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Polymers used in plastics have come a long way. The advanced polymers used in MetroMax shelving has become a favorite in sterile processing departments across the country. Here we will look at a specific instance where MetroMax shelving proved to be the best solution and improved a facility's storage capacity and processes. Why Heavy-Duty Polymer Shelving in Sterile Storage? We turned to Jayme Artisensi, Metro storage consultant, to discuss why this solution is preferred and his creative take on his most recent sterile storage project. "People tend to gravitate towards plastic shelving because it can help SPD departments maintain a cleaner and safer environment, Artisensi stated. Polymer shelving provides a solution that is easier to clean and includes a safer design for the storage of packs." MetroMax® polymer shelving has a smooth front instead of the usual lipped front found on wire shelving units. So, MetroMax i shelving offerd better protection for sterile packs and wrapped trays. In general, polymer shelving is also cleaner. MetroMax offers a removable shelf mat for cleaning, making maintenance easier on staff and taking time out of the cleaning process. MetroMax also includes built-in Microban® antimicrobial protection, which helps keep the product cleaner between cleanings, for the life of the product. The Challenge When Jayme was called to a surgery center in Minnesota, he encountered common concerns. The storage area was crowded, the staff had trouble navigating the area, and their storage solutions did not provide the space they needed to keep packs organized and easy to access. Staff also struggled with having to regularly re-sterilize packs due to the wire storage systems tearing them. Reprocessing packs consumes supplies, takes extra time away from the staff, and, if repeated, can become an expensive issue for the department. It can also impact other departments, especially if it leads to delays in the O.R. In this situation, th